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handover

Or 󲹲Ի-·

[hand-oh-ver]

noun

  1. the act of relinquishing property, authority, etc..

    a handover of occupied territory.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of handover1

Noun use of verb phrase hand over
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"The handover from Serco to Sodexo at Lowdham Grange was the first time a UK prison had been handed over from one private operator to another, and it clearly proved disastrous," he said.

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The service has activated plans to manage high demand, including deploying community response cars, increasing clinicians for phone assessments, and speeding up patient handovers at hospitals.

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The government expressed regret over the family's action and issued an apology to the South African government and military, who had prepared for the handover.

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These craven handovers will have an entirely predictable result: They will only encourage further extortionate suits against news organizations.

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Take the handover of the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean - the signing ceremony for which is happening today.

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